20 Family Idioms And Expressions | Talking About Family In English

The video tutorial explores various idioms related to family, career, ease, and conflict. It explains idioms like 'take after', 'chip off the old block', and 'follow in someone's footsteps', which describe family resemblance and career paths. It also covers idioms like 'child's play' and 'like taking candy from a baby' to describe ease. Additionally, it discusses idioms about family traits, newcomers, pregnancy, progress, mistakes, conflict, and dominance, providing examples and contexts for each.

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